Videos tagged with Ermox Defense XFire

This video reviews the Ermox Defense XFire, a Glock-pattern handgun released approximately six months prior to the video. It highlights the XFire's aluminum frame, optic readiness, included True Glow fiber optic sights, and its budget price point ($340-$400). While acknowledging its features and included accessories like three magazines, the reviewer notes a heavy trigger pull (around 6.5 lbs) and a tendency to pinch the finger during firing, suggesting more practice is needed. The video questions the XFire's long-term relevance despite its recent release, noting a lack of widespread discussion or ownership among the firearms community.

The Ermox Defense Xfire is presented as a budget-friendly, Glock-pattern 9mm pistol featuring an aluminum frame and optic-ready slide. While offering many features for its price point, including included optic plates and red grips, the reviewer notes a heavy trigger pull (6.5 lbs) and a tendency to pinch the finger on the trigger safety tab. Disassembly is described as somewhat challenging due to a tight barrel-to-slide fit, though it does feature full-length frame rails and a captive dual recoil spring.

This review of the Ermox Defense XFire, a new all-metal frame Glock 19 clone, highlights its $350 price point and features like front/rear fiber optic sights and a PI section. While generally reliable through 250 rounds, concerns exist regarding magazine compatibility with certain Glock generations and aftermarket holsters. The reviewer, Mark, purchased the firearm himself and offers initial impressions based on range and competition use.

This guide details the disassembly and reassembly process for the Ermox Defense XFire pistol, highlighting its Glock-like operation with ergonomic improvements. The expert instruction emphasizes safety checks and notes the full metal body construction and modular features. The XFire is presented as a value-oriented option in the Glock-clone market.